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20:50 Dec 10, 2023 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents - Real Estate / Security Pledge Statement | |||||||
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5 | Section number |
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3 | section (regd. tenement / holding) number |
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delnummer section (regd. tenement / holding) number Explanation: Ejerpantebrev med pant i ejendommen -> mortgage over the property -> matr. nr. (land reg. no.) 9 XXXX by, samt delnr. 10 af 6 -> plus section no. 10 out of reg. no. 6 I've always taken the 'del' to be a part or section of the land register ('index map') rather than an address. Example sentence(s):
Reference: http://grundsalg.ikast-brande.dk/media/sfihgvjy/servitut-170... |
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Section number Explanation: Short answer: No it does not refer to the address/apartment number. However, you are always able to search for the specific address from the "matr. no." and/or "del no." in this official Danish database: https://mingrund.gst.dk/ The official definition of the term "Delnr." regarding property/estate: "temporary number assigned to the piece of land before it is assigned the final land/property registry number". Source: https://grunddatamodel.datafordeler.dk/grunddataordbog.html https://grunddatamodel.datafordeler.dk/grunddataordbog.html https://grunddatamodel.datafordeler.dk/objekttypekatalog/Matrikel/package-summary.html |
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